The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 16, 1941, Page 3

THR CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTUR SHOW PLACE OF L Last Times Tonight (u/ GRBLE A%lflmflflfl JUNE. with OSCAR HOMOLKA Felix BRESSART - Eve ARDEN PREVIEW 1:15 A. M. TONIGHT Lone Woli Keeps a Date FISHERMANS PRAYER ANSWERED;MAMMOTH pUB“( ASKED AHB’UT BRO”GHT N ?0 'I'URN ou-ir b: can Spoken Here ravelogue News 1cl y that i on Ingman and with a fish Su to the fi s pre ge that even I, in teli it afterwards, will have no nee: to lie A mammoth halibut, the fish measures 5 feet 10 inches from sharp teeth to tail tip, and even the removal of the fins, ex- ed in width a full 30 inches. timating the weight at approxi- 200 pounds, Ingman and fought it with light strip- ping for over an hour and a half off Aaron Island, Af bringing the halibut to the surface. the men lost a ing to get a hold on it, and finally stunned it by a blow on the head with an home sh so la of Citizens Urged to Give Men in Uniform Real ”Send off" citizens were today being turn out in large numbers military ball tomorrow night Gold Room of the Baranof a fitting send-off for members of the -National already inducted into artive icz and on to leave the city training camps. his is an undeclared war, so said Jee Flakne, chairman of i Rotary club committee spon- \“d Wwing & to- o I“Q“H”‘v-' ing the dance, ‘but there is no; o IP,]:‘]“’:“"J” Point Lena, Where | 1eaon why we shouldn't give our Half of the giant halibut was giv- the.same. S0rk oL AENGROIT (e to the Minnie Field’s Home, and WS o0rs When oy fishermen felt half ashamed to L ool e o bring in so much of one kind of provender Juneau urged Le lin the Hotel mea a lcss as to how to bring in | sudden wealth of sea food, the solved the problem ; the boat's painter thr their by its th gav home last wa: With ood m en the all arrangements made for c and goed entertain- ! ment, Rotarians today planned to Subscribe for The Empire. attend the dance in tuxedos |vice men will attend in uniform, it )RR | . c;stood. Semi-formal dress - will be the order for civiliens at the ball, Flakne stated. - o CLOT OFTE COUNCILMAN RESI1C Lawrence W. Meath, teller of the First National Bank, has resigned Fairbanks councilman. He was clected to the position last spring. - DAWSON SCHOOL OPENS The Dawson public and high school recently opened with a reg- istration of 120 pupils, with five more expected to enter. e HUPP TRAVELS Carl Hupp made the round trin Westward on the Aleutian. 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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 16 GAY COMEDY OF RUSSIA CLOSES TODAY, CAPITOL Lamarr in Hilarious Role Stars with Gable “Ninotehka™ 1Hedy is ALYy - Funnier than recommendation enough for picture, and that was the siastic audience reaction to “Com- rade X,” rollicking comedy, with Clark Gable and Hedy Lamarr its co-stars, which closes tonight ‘ at the Capitol Theatre. Gable Itas been given another \d.nshm“ adventuresome role as his |1~\n)l|< likes him best, a daredevil Amvnmn newspaperman in Russia. | But the happy surprise is Miss La- | marr, | befor lady does S role of a Moscow “motorman.” She comedienne in the street car everything a tion that | change. The picture gets off | Gable disguised in a beard, collect- ing forbidden items about Soviet | revolts and famines. It reaches a |climax with one of the most hil- | arious chases ever filmed, abreath- taking escape in Russian army tank. The stars have less support of laughs Miss Lamarr's and Rumann in the role of a pompous reporter rival of Gable's. ‘Oscar Homolka plays the head of the secret police; Eve Arden seen as Gable’s ex-girl friend, and |others who score include Natasha Lytess, Viadimir Sokoloff, Edgar |Barrier and John Piccori. — eee is a most a been given flaw- Getting their Felix Bressart are as Sig ' PUBLIC WELFARE BOARD 10 DISCUSS The Territorial Board of Public Welfare will convene November 11 in Fairbanks, according to an an- nouncement made here today by Russell G. Maynard, Director of Public Welfar The Board will take up matters of administration and policy concerning the pro- grams of the Department Attending the Board meeting will be Gov. Ernest Gruening, Chair- man; John H. Walmer of Juneav, Howard Lyng of Nome, Mrs. H. H. McCutcheon of Anchorage, J. G Rivers of Fairbanks and Maynard of Juneau. Maynard leave expects to vember, NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY To be published this month and forms will close Sept. 18, for space, listings and changes, please call the Juneau and Douglas Telephone Co. Phone 420 before the closing | date. adv. - e - BUY uerense SCAMPS EARNINGS 'On Savings Accounis ® Accounts Government In- sured up to $5,000, ® Money available at any time. ® Start an account with $1 or more. Current 4% Rafe Alaska Federal Savings and Loan Assn. of Juneaw Phone 3 is high with | share | know-nothing father | POLICY MATTERS for Fairbanks in the first part of No-| | Poor Kid! Hasn't a Thing fo Wear AP Fealure Service JUNE HAVOC, the movies from Broadway on her own, as sh strippeuse, to make goc she has never been viewed | supposed to do and does it well, re- vealing a new and pleasing anima-| welcome | { | | | { | I'm sorry, my dear Mr. Bigsby, I can't keep our date At your country estate ‘Cause I haven't a thing to wear MARTHAS ARE HOLDING | 2-DAY RUMMAGE SALE r'nursday are the| Martha Society for their rummage which will take place in the parlors of the North- ern Light Preshyterian Church. The 's will open at 10 o'clock to- morrow morning, and on both days will be cpen until late afternon | y display will be garments and household items. The sale is under the direction of Mrs. E, M. Rich- ardson. l ) Tcmorrow and days set by the e — BUY DEFENSE BONDS . Stockholders® shares of profits Fruit.of the gourd famlly Rowing fmplement . Ratify . Kept from happening ACROSS Garden implement . Pointed tools . Deface . American Indians . Kind of fuel . Anger . Breathe quickly . Genus of the peacock . Cluster of fibers in wool 8. Silkworm . Cooked too much . Cubic meter 3. Pertaining to a wall Late Low haunt Selt se having ower . ribbed 44. Hurled . Metal : Men of !cltcr! s an.-y . From a distance . English letter Witnessed . Melody . Blunder 6 3 5 days before the Nazis arrived, Ny The others (left s “Pal Joey” T# Except to the determined e had on (he came THere's a great big wolf Outside my door; He made his fortune in tin. So you'd better make your mind p or I'll have to let the darned wolf in | SOUTH ON Sam Feldon is south on business. the Princess Mrs. to Juneau parents, Mr in Ketchikan. Jesta You after 900 PUPILS, The first day chorage, When rowed 900 studen classes from grade BT RE LS lmx nm"anss BONI Lovm for VAn:nu\M WII.I. HAVE NEw MRS. YOUNG and Mrs, Ed William - ANCHORAGE enroliment, at [ZOTH CENTURY Some Liffle O1d Sables " Mysgay stage. In June's first picture, RKO's Girl, he draws this mus 1 plea to a gentle- man friend, written by Harry Reveal and Mort reene, as a song-and-dance number. “Street ture Abound in Story of Ruthless Operators Exciting venture are in tury Theatre patrons the new Warner {“South of Suez” which shows for the last times tonight. The action ce in the adventure-laden a South African and ad- 20th Cen- when they Bros.' film, drama, mystery store for of {diamond mine orge Brent plays the soldier-of-fortune mine who meets his re of |theft and intrigue at the of a ruthless mine owner played by George Tobias. He is framed with the murder a rival mine | operator and clears himself after many a harrowing escape. Charm- ing Brenda Marshall supplies the romantic interest when she allies herself with Brent in an effort to prove his innocence. Lee Patrick in the role of Tobias’ embittered | wife, gives the story a novel twist that will surprise the most sophis- ticated movie-goer. favorites James Stephen- Blore lend their tal- lent to the supporting roles. Lewis Seiler, who directed the film, handled the pacing of the story wonderfully and created just the proper mood of fear and men- one would find in a place seething with greed. --———— FRED ANDERSON, OLDTIME JUNEAU RESIDENT, DIES 59, role of foreman murder, hands of 1 ) 3 son and Eric I hate to insist, Mr. Bigsby, But we haven't a moment to spare. I'm feeling as bare as An aspirin, 'Cause I haven't a thing to wear. | - w» ALASKAN WOMEN ahl). BUSIN making He left Fred Anderson, a long time late last night at St. Ann's Hospi- tal, where he had been taken Sun- day. Anderson’s death was attri- buted to trouble, Born RETURNS ung has returned a visit with her NEWS MAGALZINE Mary B. Pool fo Edit Pub- lication Devoted En- firely fo Women news in Norway, had eau since that time. g d in a number of trades, being a blacksmith, a miner and a laborer at Mary Joyce's Lodge at Taku and at the Shrine of St. Terese. In An- school resumed, ts registering for to high school DeW A current magazine, "H. € Hotel. He was due to receive citizenship papers soon. Andersen leaves a son and daugh- ter, Dr. Herbert Anderson, a dentist in Tacoma, and Mrs. Helene Quin- ten of California, Other relatives are unknown. Nc arrangements have as yet lusively to the women in the | Territory, will make its appearance shortly according to announcement ry B. Pool who is editor and" publishe Mrs. Pool is the wife of Calvin Pool, former Super- intendent of Schools at Nome who now helds a similar position at his, Douglas. Before coming to Alaska | |Mrs. Pool was editor of the Bain- bridge Islander, weekly newspaper near Seattle. In describing the new publication, | been made for funeral services. The remains are at the Charles W.| Carter Mortuary. BLOWERS RESIGNS Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle 0. Bar of a knock- down soap frame 1. Otherwise 6. Interlace 48. Absorb Safe at last from Hitler, these children are shown) as they ar h I. B a Canadian minjpg engineer, Their father, Joseph I.. Begin, e #born foas Pwd Bab; ight) are Claire, 3; Monique, 5; and Catberine, w Mrs. Pool says: | “THE ALASKA WOMAN is des- |igned to serve the women of Al- | aska, to be their publication, to carry those helps and features !which will benefit them; to act as jan exchange of ideas among the | women of various communities; to {be of assistance to those making new homes in the Territory and to |report the accomplishments, prob- lems and interests of individual |women and groups of women | throughout Alaska. | “With' my background both in | Northern and Southeastern Alaska, I feel that I can give the women ,‘Lho type of news magazine they want, treating their problems with | understanding — something which {no outside publication unfamiliar | with local conditions is able to do. | The ALASKA WOMAN is decidedly | for Alaskans and it is not intended to carry fiction and glorified front- (der articles to thrill Outsiders.” | The mnew publication will be ! printed in Juneau by the Empire Printing Company, { .- :PLANE RECREATION CENTER | Irving Blowers has resigned as President of the Central Labor| Union and also as President of the' Bartenders Union. Cecil C. Rula- ford succeeds Blowers as Central Labor Council head. . BUY DEI'ENSE FTAMPS DOWN . Heavy cord . Perfume . Instrument for indicating the amount of dust in the air . Condition . Allots . Bathe . Raged . Ono under legal age . Scene of action Drive away Sand hills Finish Corded fabries variant . Tributary of the Elbe river 4 lnslrucllonl ub SCHE clf at t and treat you a ey bottled 3 All a need} will hold . Venture . Vehicle on runners . Sheeplike . Female deer ¥ l’erlsm . Drud 3 Slm\fi'ht batted The Army will install one or more temporary recreation centers in Fairbanks if the city will pro- vide a site of at least 20 by 120 feet. De Opposite of aweather . Enthusiastic devotees: slang . Large vegetable organism rived ln New York aboard the liner Eaeter. fled with them and their mother from Paris while they waited passage to Americas MYSTERY ENDS 1Greed, Fear and Adven-| xr'sl(lt'm of Juneau and vicinity, died | pneumonia and kidney | Anderson came | |to Alaska in the early 1900’s, and | remained in and around Jun-| He had en-| ALASKA WOMAN, devoted|Juneau he lived at the Northern | 3 | Where the Better Big Pictures Play O N TURY LAST TIME TONIGHT RN Rt ‘i\‘\; A R \x\\;:“m m\s\t\s COLISEUM —— TONIGHT “WANTED BY SCOTLAND YARD" “KING OF LUMBER JACKS’ Archifed Studies Changes af Baranof Various u-modcung plans for some of the larger dining halls at the Baranof Hotel are being stu- died this week by Barney Moe, Seattle architect. When Moe has completed his survey, he will return to Seattle, probably next week. Final plans will be completed in Seattle and Moe will return during the winter to be present during the construc- tion work. e — fo——— AVIATION ARE YOU PREPARED? NOW, as never before, op- portunities in AVIATION await trained pilots. Men, properly trained, can gain higher rating and pay in armed forces of the {{ United States and in Com- |1 mercial Aviation. Applications for a number of students are being ac- cepted today for flight training. | Prepare Today CONSULT Alaska School ef Aeronautics, Inc. P. O. Box 2187 Phone Black 760 JUNEAU | NLFI nd your gues s Lo the Feak of Flavs” he “